There's an interesting quote about you only living one life if you don't read.
The New Yorker, June 16 , 1934P. 12 Long talk story about Matthew Henson, colored, who was the first man ever to see the pole and is the only living one whose feet ever trod it.
Doug E, the man they call "the original human beatbox" only lives one block over, in an old Brownstone, so he'll be there a couple of nights a week.
By Earl Brown, Eugene Kinkead, Francis Steegmuller, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, June 16 , 1934P. 12 Long talk story about Matthew Henson, colored, who was the first man ever to see the pole and is the only living one whose feet ever trod it.
We only live one life and should make sure that the work we are engaged in and the way we work delivers to us what we want from our short time here.
After all, we only live one life, and that which occurs in life occurs only once and never again.
My gratitude can only be lived, one beautiful breathtaking moment at a time.
For a participant who only lived with one parent or who had one unknown or deceased parent, only the occupation of the parent with whom they were currently living was considered.
The organisation that I was placed in aimed to have as few children living together as possible, and during my placement I only lived with one other youngster, in a regular house on a regular street.
When you've only lived in one place, you grow up with blinders on.
